
Understanding Inequalities
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Figures
- 2.1 The class distribution according to the NS-SeC categories, UK, 2011, all persons aged sixteen to seventy-four
- 2.2 Class distribution of men by current age, England and Wales, 2011
- 2.3 Class distribution of women by current age, England and Wales, 2011
- 2.4 Class distribution across ethnic groups, England and Wales 2011, men
- 2.5 Class distribution across ethnic groups, England and Wales 2011, women
- 3.1 Labour force participation among men and women aged fifteen to sixty-four, UK and OECD
- 3.2 Employment ratios among those of working age, selected OECD countries, 2015
- 3.3 Employment rates of men and women aged sixteen to sixty-four, UK, 1971-2013
- 3.4 Share of women in the occupations held by both men and women, UK, 2003-2012
- 3.5 Part-time work as a percentage of employment of men and women in selected OECD countries, 2016
- 3.6 The UK gender pay gap, 1970-2016
- 3.7 Average unpaid and paid work among working-age men and women in selected OECD countries, 2005
- 3.8 Proportion of women in aspired jobs of teenage boys and girls, 2015
- 3.9 Proportion of women in jobs carried out by men and women, 2003-2012
- 4.1 Size and share of white and minority group populations, 1991-2011
- 4.2 Distribution of ethnic minority groups in England and Wales, 2011
- 4.3 Timing of arrival by selected countries of origin, England and Wales, 2011
- 4.4 Economic status: men aged sixteen to sixty-four, England and Wales, 2011
- 4.5 Economic status: women aged sixteen to sixty-four, England and Wales, 2011
- 5.1 Share of top ten countries of origin as a percentage of all those foreign born, England and Wales, 2011
- 5.2 Share of top ten nationalities of all foreign nationals, England and Wales, 2011
- 5.3 Unemployment gap between migrants and non-migrants among those aged sixteen to sixty-four in selected OECD countries, 2017
- 5.4 Unemployment rates for the population aged twenty to sixty-four across the EU, by whether native born, foreign born (EU) or foreign born (outside the EU), 2008-2017
- 5.5 Distribution of qualifications among those native and foreign born of working age (fifteen to sixty-four), selected OECD countries, 2017
- 5.6 Difference in rates of overqualification among migrants compared to non-migrants of working age (fifteen to sixty-four), selected OECD countries, 2017
- 5.7 Health status of those aged thirty-five to forty-nine by time of arrival in the UK, England and Wales, 2011
- 6.1 Employment, unemployment and economic inactivity rates among disabled men and women, UK, April-June 2017 (%)
- 7.1 Rowntree's perspective on the life-cycle alternation of poverty and prosperity
- 7.2 Life expectancy at age sixty-five, selected OECD countries, 2015
- 7.3 Poverty rates among older adults and the whole population, selected OECD countries
- 8.1 Trends in those attaining at least upper secondary and tertiary qualifications, by birth cohort and age, OECD average, 2011
- 8.2 Tertiary qualifications across two age bands, selected OECD countries, 2016
- 8.3 Highest qualification of resident population of England and Wales by age group, 2011, men
- 8.4 Highest qualification of resident population of England and Wales by age group, 2011, women
- 8.5 Attainment of tertiary qualifications among those aged thirty to forty-four with and without a tertiary-educated parent, selected OECD countries, 2015
- 8.6 Attainment of GCSE grades A* to C in English and maths, by free school meals status, England, 2010/11-2015/16
- 8.7 Share of graduates from tertiary education who are women, selected OECD countries, 2015
- 8.8 Attainment of more than five GCSEs at grades A* to C by sex, ethnic group and free school meals status, England, 2013-2014
- 9.1 Poverty rates across selected countries and by individual characteristics, 2014
- 9.2 Persistent and total poverty across the EU and other selected countries, 2015
- 10.1 Infant mortality (rates per 1,000 live births) by neighbourhood deprivation, England, 2016
- 10.2 Obesity (BMI > 30) among adults (aged over eighteen), selected countries, 2016
- 10.3 Different causes of amenable mortality for men and women in the EU, 2015 (% of total deaths)
- 10.4 Different contributors of preventable mortality for men and women in the EU, 2015 (% of total deaths)
- 11.1 Employment rate (% employed of all those aged sixteen to sixty-four) in the UK, by region, 2018
- 11.2 Housing tenure across Europe, 2014
- 11.3 Housing type by tenure, England, 2008
Tables
- 1.1 Key indicators of selected OECD countries used for cross-country comparisons
- 2.1 Illustration of relative and absolute mobility chances
- 3.1 Shares in various occupations of men and women (percentages)
- 4.1 Ethnic group categories in England and Wales, 1991-2011
- 4.2 Proportion of ethnic groups born outside the UK, England and Wales, 2011
- 4.3 Hourly rates of pay by ethnic group and migration status, men and women, UK, 2014
- 5.1 Those wishing to migrate permanently to another country, by region of residence, 2013-2016
- 5.2 Unemployment, employment and participation rates among migrants age sixteen to sixty-four in selected OECD countries, by sex, 2017
- 6.1 The medical (individual) and social models of disability
- 6.2 Attainment at the end of compulsory schooling in England, 2014
- 9.1 Gini coefficients and income distribution, selected OECD countries, 2007 and 2015
- 9.2 Top ten countries for global shares of income, 2012
- 9.3 Income distribution across ethnic groups, UK, 2016
- 9.4 Poverty rates by individual and family characteristics and region, 2015-2016
- 10.1 Top ten global causes of death, 2016
- 10.2 Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy for the ten countries with lowest and highest life expectancy, 2016
- 10.3 Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy, selected OECD countries, 2016
- 10.4 Suicide rates for the ten countries with the lowest and highest rates (numbers per 100,000), 2015
- 10.5 Suicide rates per 100,000 population, selected OECD countries, 2015
- 10.6 Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy for men and women in countries with lowest and highest life expectancy overall, 2016
- 11.1 Local authorities by deprivation according to the indices of multiple deprivation, 2015
Boxes
- 1.1 Defences of inequality
- 2.1 The NS-SeC
- 3.1 Key concepts in measuring labour market differences between men and women
- 4.1 Sources of variation across the UK's minority groups
- 4.2 Potential reasons for differences in work and pay
- 4.3 Ascertaining discrimination
- 5.1 Types of migration
- 6.1 Measuring disability in the...
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